Liang Tianchao walked out of the marshal's manor. Under his instructions, his subordinate brought Liang Tianchao to a dark place in Fengtian City where there was only a little light. He looked up and saw a little light in the sky. The reason why Liang Tianchao asked his brother to bring him here was because, firstly, Liang Tianchao wanted to shoot down the enemy planes with his gun. This was a place where the enemy planes would not be able to find him easily, but his line of sight could clearly grasp the movements of most of the enemy planes. Secondly, at this time, Fengtian City had light, or rather, places that were very bright were densely packed with people working. It would be a fool to shoot down the enemy aircraft in such a place. Third, if Liang Tianchao fired here and shot down the enemy plane, no matter what changes the pilot had, Liang Tianchao would be able to take care of the situation…
Due to these reasons, Liang Tianchao decided to use his gun to shoot at Airplane. Of course, it was best to use a specialized sniper rifle to shoot at Airplane. However, Liang Tianchao did not have one. However, it did not matter. He could also use a light machine gun or a submachine gun to shoot at Airplane. Coincidentally, Liang Tianchao's brothers used submachine guns, so he borrowed a gun from his own soldiers to shoot at Airplane.
Since his " boss " wanted to borrow a gun from him, how could he not lend it to him? Therefore, the bandit beside Liang Tianchao lent the submachine gun hanging around his neck to his " young master ". Liang Tianchao did not stand on ceremony. As soon as he took the submachine gun, he aimed it at the enemy plane in the sky, intending to shoot down the enemy plane and capture the enemy's captives for his own use!
The "enemy planes" Liang Tianchao was referring to were the reconnaissance planes of the Red Army of the Soviet Union, not the reconnaissance planes of the Japanese Imperial Army. At this moment, there were three to four planes of the Soviet Union and Japan flying in the sky. Outsiders could obviously tell which one was from the Soviet Union and which one was from Japan with their naked eyes. They could not even tell if it was the latest plane produced by Japan or the Soviet Union. Almost everyone could only be distinguished by the national flag on the plane.
To be honest, whether it was Japan or the Soviet Union, the pilots of these two countries were all shocked when they saw the scene outside Fengtian City. Their expressions were incredulous. They almost could not believe what they saw because... These pilots realized that the Fengtian City defenders, who were about to fight against the joint attack of Japan and the Soviet Union, did not make any passive moves. On the contrary, no matter how one looked at it, they were showing the image of an active resistance. It was as if they were telling the ignorant people outside Fengtian City that the Fengtian City defenders would never yield to the invaders!
Even if the pilots of Japan and the Soviet Union were sitting on the reconnaissance plane and looking down, they could not see what the enemy was doing. However, through their naked eyes, they could see that the enemy was smashing the ground with shovels and pickaxes, moving things in groups of three to five, carrying things on their shoulders, carrying things on their backs, and handing things to each other... All these signs were enough to show that the enemy was actively preparing for war and wanted to fight with the enemy. He didn't even have the thought of escaping, let alone surrender!
Although the Japanese and Soviet pilots on the reconnaissance plane were not combatants, if the enemy fired at the plane and shot it down, they could only escape and save their lives. They would definitely not have the ability to fight back. Therefore, logically speaking, these Japanese and Soviet pilots should have left Fengtian City as soon as possible after scouting the enemy's situation. They should have reported the results of their observations to their superiors. However, these pilots were absolutely arrogant and arrogant. The foreigners who looked down on the Chinese were doing this to win glory for their country, to reduce their own casualties, and to better report to their superiors…In short, no matter what the reason was, they had unanimously decided through the intercom that everyone would fly the plane for a while longer to observe what the enemies outside Fengtian City were doing and what their specific purpose was!
Of course, there was another very important reason why the pilots of the Japanese and Soviet reconnaissance planes did so. That was, Japan's "ally" was the Soviet Union, and the "ally" of the Soviet Union was Japan. These two countries themselves had a deep hatred for each other from far away to near. No matter which country's soldiers, they did not want to show weakness to the soldiers of the "ally". None of them wanted to pilot the plane to evacuate before the soldiers of the 'allied countries'. In that case, they might be labeled as' cowards 'and humiliated for their country!
Moreover, the pilots of the two countries had been flying reconnaissance planes since they entered Fengtian City and encountered underground enemies. Whether it was the people working or the enemy with all kinds of guns, they did not open fire on their reconnaissance planes and the "allies". This made the pilots of Japan and the Soviet Union mistakenly think that the enemy did not have anti-aircraft guns. Even if the enemy had light machine guns and submachine guns, it would be a problem if they could hit them. The enemy was definitely a motley crew, which was why the Japanese and Soviet pilots were risking their lives.
For this reason, these arrogant Japanese and Soviet pilots decided to do something out of line. They lowered their flight altitude so that they could observe the enemies on the ground of Fengtian City at a close distance. They could figure out the purpose of the enemies doing these things so that they could go back and report the results to their superiors for a better answer. The pilots of Japan and the Soviet Union even secretly competed. As long as the planes of the "allies" did not leave first, From this, it is not difficult for us to know what the Japanese and Soviet pilots think of the Chinese people and what their inner thoughts are!
Carelessness would lead to failure. Besides, it was common for people to get wet by standing by the river. It was common for the pilots of Japan and the Soviet Union to forget the basic points of reconnaissance before the war. They even forgot that flying at low altitudes was a taboo for pilots. Therefore, it was reasonable for these pilots to have an accident. The person who surprised the pilots was none other than Liang Tianchao!
" Dada..."
All of a sudden, these Japanese and Soviet pilots were so proud that they had forgotten how strong they were. They heard a series of gunshots. These gunshots were fired by Liang Tianchao's submachine gun. The target was not someone else or anything else, but one of the three or four Soviet aircraft.
At this moment, Liang Tianchao was thinking that he would only attack the Soviets and not the Japanese. The submachine gun in Liang Tianchao's hand fired a dense stream of bullets at a Soviets reconnaissance plane in an attempt to shoot down one of the Soviets with one hit!
Indeed, Liang Tianchao was not a sniper. His marksmanship was good, but he was definitely not good enough to be a sniper. However, Liang Tianchao was lucky. He met a group of foreigners who looked down on the Chinese people. They did not put the Chinese people in their eyes at all. They made many mistakes while flying. Therefore, it was reasonable for Liang Tianchao, who had good marksmanship, to shoot down a Soviet plane!
Liang Tianchao had taken down a reconnaissance plane, not a fighter plane or a bomber plane. The difference was that taking down a fighter plane or a bomber plane was basically a success, and there was no need to launch a new round of attacks on the enemy plane. However, the most terrifying thing about the reconnaissance plane was that the pilot on the reconnaissance plane could send information to the relevant personnel. This was the most critical point. With the current advanced technology, the damage of the aircraft was only secondary. In other words, Liang Tianchao had to capture the pilot of the downed Soviet reconnaissance aircraft in order to truly attack the enemy. Otherwise, if the enemy pilot ran back to his own position even if the enemy aircraft was destroyed, Liang Tianchao would definitely fail on the verge of success!
On the battlefield, one more piece of information would definitely increase the chances of victory for their side. Without a doubt, capturing captives was one of the more common and effective ways to obtain information.
Liang Tianchao was very happy when he saw that he could shoot down an enemy plane before the battle of Fengtian. He also made himself very "glorious" in front of his subordinates. Of course, Liang Tianchao knew that he had to do some "aftermath work" and catch the Soviet pilot whose plane was destroyed by him. Otherwise, even if the Soviet pilot didn't escape to his own camp, he would not be able to escape. However, the situation in Fengtian City was complicated. There were a large number of traitors and gangsters hiding in Fengtian City. These people were very likely to help the Soviets hide in Fengtian City. There was no doubt that if this Soviet pilot escaped death, the consequences would be unimaginable!
Liang Tianchao threw his submachine gun back to his brother. Then, he ordered his brother,"Brother, hurry up and inform the other brothers. They must help me capture this rare captive. As long as we have a Soviet captive in our hands, our chances of winning will definitely increase!”
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